‘He was just a magnet’: Ottawa lives in the collapse of the family’s Dominican club mourning

A young woman in Ottawa is one of the victims of the collapse of the roof of the last night in the Dominican Republic.

Reactive set club in Santo Domingo’s capital The roof was packed for a performance on April 8.

The reason for the collapse is still being investigated, but the search for the bodies ended and 221 people were killed.

One of the dead, 24-year-old Sheila Berroa, became a dominican citizen living in Ottawa when he joined your family.

As a result, he studied the business at Algonquin College and has recently managed a planet fitness location.

“He was very attractive in the local church, especially in the room in Ottawa, especially in the local church, and contributed to his friends and family.”

He added that he was a loving aunt and the tragic loss.

“We all shocked the loss, and this effect will be with all of us for the rest of our lives. He was a lovely, pleasant worker – every community and his favorite person was engaged in his love and loved one.”

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Berroa tried to expand the permission of managing to stay in Ottawa, but was rejected earlier this year and had to return to the Dominican Republic.

“He was a young man who had a bright life ahead. Head was to move from Canada a month ago a month ago,” he said.

His leaving stress Saul is the leader by the end of his four-year attitude with Mendoza.

In March, they lost their touch when he returned to the Dominican Republic. He said he died of his brother a day after the sediment.

He was still shocked while talking to CBC to take part in the funeral in the dominina on Thursday.

“He had his life in front of him. He shared with me and wanted to dreams, he wanted a lot to his life, he wanted a lot to his life and it’s hard to accept it,” he said. Mendoza.

He said he was grateful for his time with Berro and teaching his journeys and how to dance him.

“He was just magnetic,” said Mendoza

“The way I loved, he loves, he loves, cares and looks at other people, looked at good things, looked like good things, looked like good things.”

The funeral service will be held on Saturday.